Does your home have a shrine room?
By Krishan Dutt In a quiet tree-lined street in the West London suburb of Hounslow, as heavy vehicular traffic thunders […]
March/April, 2001
March/April, 2001
Quotes & Quips
"THE ART OF TEACHING IS TOLERANCE. HUMBLENESS IS THE ART OF LEARNING" BKS Iyengar (1918-), famed teacher instrumental in bringing
Swami Nirliptananda
By Krishan Dutt No one walking past house 99A on Devonport Road in the “Shepherd’s Bush” area of London would
India’s Natural Farm Friend
Farming is not business but a religious work,” says Ashok V. Sanghavi, master gardener at the innovative Sanghavi Farm in
Peace within First
By Bawa Jain A followup report: Millennium World Peace Summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders,August, 2000 On November 10, 2000,
Swami Agnivesh
Swami Agnivesh became a successful professor of business and law in his early twenties, despite being born into poverty. At
Nondualism is Alive and Well at Sringeri
By Choodie Shivaram Cradled amidst the mesmerizing Shringa Giri hills of the Western Ghats, on the banks of River Tunga,
Diaspora
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Divali Festivities An eight-day Divali fair in October 2000 brought thousands of people from all over the
America Loves Shyamalan
By V.G. Julie Rajan Known as m. night shyamalan to the world at large, his work is unforgettable. Before it
Legend of Bagger Vance
By Steven Rosen Robert Redford’s latest movie, “The Legend of Bagger Vance,” hit theatres in November, 2000, to mixed reviews